Yay Philly!

Question-- how would this finish hold up over time? Water rings from glasses, little dimples and chips, etc?

Does it really need to be $676? What a rip off...

wow i was coming to say i really like this, but if that is the price, holy crap...

ditto

$676 for MDF? you've got to be kidding.

Ha, I went to undergrad with Josh! As talented as he is, the price for this piece is absurd.

nice design but waaaayy too much $$ for mdf. for that kind of money you could be looking at real coffee tables.

ok Ikea--follow suit.

Do y'all not understand that furniture makers without MASS distribution have to cover their costs in ways the big box stores do not?

I was more surprised to find that nowhere on his site does it list the table's dimensions (at least not that I could find.) Who would buy a table not knowing how it big it is?

looks like one could make this on their own with a jig-saw. Or take a night class at high school in wood working.

I love how this looks, but I think the price is a bit steep for lacquered MDF. Plus I would be concerned as to how this would hold up over time.

Btw, the designer is CERTAINLY not seeing 100% of the profit on this.

And lacquer... labor intensive, not cheap.

Who wants to show me a coffee table WORTH this same cost? I'd be interested in seeing what the audience finds to be a table IN this price range, WORTH this price range...

And there are already (at least) three touch points on this product... designer, manufacturer/distributor, retailer.

Nobody in this chain works for free. Nor should they.